USA Pottery Planter/Vase Swan With Lotus

Any suggestions on the maker?
Thanks

 

I've not seen Lu-Ray do such a thing but maybe...or California Potteries.

 

It looks just like the Electro swan T.V. lamps, but without the lamp bits.

 

I just found that too. Haven't found any info about who made the pottery pieces for ElectroLite, but looking at the Davy Crockett lamp by Electro at the T.V. Lamp site, I'd guess American Bisque.

Here's the links I collected while searching:

Vintage 1950's Light Green Drip Pottery Swan Electrolite TV Lamp / Night Light
Measures 7 1/2 in length 3" wide About 6 1/2" at highest point
Sticker on base- Genuine Electrolite, Electro Manufacturing Corp, Chicago, Ill
https://www.etsy.com/listing/182988621/vintage-1950s-light-green-drip-pottery

Swan TV Lamps
http://www.tvlamps.net/swan_lamps.html
Electro Manufacturing
The Electro Manufacturing Corporation produced TV lamps under the name Electrolite, and were located in Chicago, Illinois. Their lamps have often been attributed incorrectly to Shawnee, a company whose products they resemble somewhat.
http://www.tvlamps.net/electro_lamps.html

 

From ebay, same color combo. Unless your swan is pink, Kard. I'm assuming it's just the lighting that makes your swan look pale pink....?
VINTAGE SWAN TV TABLE LAMP
...8 1/2" long, 4" wide and 6" tall...There is a very small chip on the end of the lamp.
eBay item number: 271851402173 Ended:May 03, 2015. 1 bid - Winning bid: US $25.00 Shipping: $8.95
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-SWAN-TV-TABLE-LAMP-/271851402173?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f4b9b33bd&nma=true&si=X3eZnvmmXX%2FkAR47LC04zXR8CC0%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

Now that's weird cause I looked there too...

 

What search words did you use King?

 

Thanks a bunch.
Mine swan is pinkish. But also although the front and the bottom look identical, the back side is different. I don't have space for a socket and there are no drilled holes for the cord.
Wonder if the electro company did the pottery parts by themself or they were done by someone else?
They mention in the TV lamp site that some Electro products are similar to Shawnee's.

 

I tried Swan and pot, Swan with pot and Lu-Ray swan and pot. One of those should've hit that one in auctions and sold... I would think.

 

I wouldn't think Shawnee. The bottom is wrong and most of their planters were marked with USA and a number if not Shawnee outright. Also Shawnee was out of business by 1960 and (if I remember correctly) most of these drip pieces were produced starting just a little later. I would also would lean towards American Bisque. Just for the record I think that the dealer saying the lamp was 1950's is a bit off.
Don